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Isn't this the name of the Mayor on The Simpsons? I can't remember off the top of my head but that's who this name reminds me of lol.

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Anyway, I'm not a big fan of 'Quinn' names - I like the simple Quinn and just for a boy.

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"Chan eil tuil air nach tig traoghadh"

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"Maybe surrounded by
A million people I
Still feel all alone
I just wanna go home
Oh I miss you, you know"
- 'Home', Michael Buble

I don't like it, because it feels not one nor quite t'other, to borrow from The Changeling. Quincy is great for a boy. Quinn is lovely on either sex. Quimby would be fine, too. But Quinby? It's not a name--it's a weird compromise that's hard to pronunce.

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When the truth walks away, everybody stays--'cause the truth about the world is that crime does pay. So if you walk away, who is gonna stay? 'Cause I'd like to think the world is a better place.

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I'd like to leave the world as a better place.

I had a girl Cabbage Patch doll with this name when I was growing up (can't remember if it was fn or mn and what the other name was, though), but it doesn't strike me as very feminine at all. :b Also, I met a guy a few years ago named Quinby (not positive on spelling), who went by Quin and Q. He had a brother named Duncan--his family was Irish, actually, and Quin had bright red hair--and he said his parents were worried more about his getting teased for his name. But he said actually Duncan got it more because of "Dunkin Donuts." Go figure. Anyway, because of him, I think it's a cute name for a boy, but I much prefer Quinn, or even Quinlan and Quentin. :)

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~Heather~

At first I saw it as a boys name, but now that I can read Queen-Bee in it, it would be more suitable for girls. I can't say i like it, I can't see this on an adult.

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To my sweet muse
Every time you rip my heart out
Every time you break it
I pick up the pen I hold in my hands
And write the most beautiful poems
But you know what
If it's alright by you
I'd rather be happy than a poet